Mumbai: Veteran Bollywood actress Zeenat Aman has said she will soon reveal her next endeavour, which pays homage to the classic Hindi film soundtrack. She is all set to pay an ode to five decades of fronting the “most iconic and groovy tunes” in Hindi cinema. Her upcoming project is a tribute to the timeless music of Hindi cinema.
Zeenat, an avid social media user, took to Instagram, where she shared a pre-buzz video of her hinting at “something Mastani coming soon” with the tunes of her iconic song “Dum Maro Dum” from the 1971 film “Hare Krishna Hare Ram” playing in the background. This song, which became an instant hit and is still remembered fondly by fans, holds a special place in Zeenat’s heart.
“Paying ode to five decades of fronting of the most iconic and groovy tunes in Hindi cinema! Stay tuned… I have an exciting announcement to share this coming Monday. One that will trigger nostalgia and get your feet tapping,” Zeenat wrote.
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Zeenat recently revealed her “meditative ritual” for getting ready, which included a hot shower and a fluffy robe.
“Before every event or appearance, I try to find a moment of calm as I get ready. One would think that 50 years of public life would inoculate you against butterflies and jitters, but that simply isn’t the case for me,” she wrote.
Talking about her ritual, she shared, “So, I have turned getting ready into a meditative ritual. A hot shower, a fluffy robe, then the careful practice of laying out my jewellery and accessories. And finally, submitting to the skills of the hair and make-up artists. I start out as a frumpy Z aunty, and I emerge as The Zeenat Aman.”
On the work front, the yesteryear diva will next be seen in “The Royals,” a project that has already sparked a lot of excitement. It stars Ishaan Khatter and Bhumi Pednekar, along with a slew of other personalities, including Sakshi Tanwar, Nora Fatehi, Dino Morea, Chunky Panday, and Milind Soman.
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–IANS
